Motorola V66 Reviews
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Lina. 27th Jan 2003
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Firstly i bought this phone for my Brother, but then i was amazed by the V66 so i kept it for myself. Until now i had an Ericsson, but i believe that Motorola have more Advanatges. The Best of it is the Reception.
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sophie. 23rd Jan 2003
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What is everyone moaning on about??
The motorola v66 is.....WKD! why is everyone moaning and groaning, i think you all just NEED to find problems, and you look for them, but, in my opinion the motorola has no faults and no bad points, if you are thinking of getting the phone, don't let these ppl p ...
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Doggdirect. 23rd Jan 2003
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The lack of additional services like DOWNLOADABLE games and ringtones spoil this phone. So far I have only seen one site that offers games and ringtones. If you change the setting from, say loud to vibrate and ring and then you plug the charger in and take it out, it automatically reverts to the lou ...
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paul cole!. 29th Dec 2002
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I find this a very confusing menu! Games are ok! Falling numbers is great! My top score is nearly 18000 (not much I know)
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Baby. 15th Dec 2002
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On numerous occasions, the phone book and messages are temporarily erased causing disruption when needing specific numbers. Battery has a short life. Upon charging, the ringer turns itself on when previously set to vibrate or silent. However, choice of background colours and interchangeable covers m ...
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Ian. 30th Nov 2002
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Terrible battery life = 24 hours standby in a full strength area and with no calls.
Terrible construction - the clam design with the removable top is a design fault as it has no strength in the top above the screen. My screen split after the phone had been in my pocket - must have been slight pre ...
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Phat Fingerz. 30th Oct 2002
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I must admit, I was a big Nokia user. I even purchased the 8290, one of their most expensive models, and still wasn't as happy as I am now having purchased the Motorola v60. It's a great phone, with a great color LCD screen.
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Greig Hayes. 29th Oct 2002
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I have had a Motorola V66 from a Siemens MT50 and am extremely impressed with it. it has all the latest extras like Triband, GPRS, but also has changable backlight colour. you can have red, green or orange. the phone looks good and is very very light. it has a strong vibrate alert and very loud ring ...
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Mark. 25th Oct 2002
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I work for a phone rental company that rents Motorola V66 phones among other ones. I'm impressed by V66's performance. It's very reliable, nice looking and easy to use. We've never had problems with them and we've received good feedback from our customers on them.
I was first reluctant to them, ...
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Jimi. 24th Oct 2002
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I switched from Nokia's 3390 to the Motorola V66 mobile phone. I like it so much more. With the exception of a couple things, it is far superior in all areas.
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